Raffles Infrastructure Holdings Limited
LUY.SI
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- Industrials
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- Industrial - Infrastructure Operations
- Address
- Singapore
- IPO Date
- Jun 30, 2008
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- Raffles Infrastructure Holdings Limited (SGX: LUY) is an investment holding company primarily engaged in infrastructure development and engineering services in Singapore and Southeast Asia. The company provides civil engineering works, including road construction, bridge building, and drainage systems; geotechnical engineering solutions such as soil investigation and foundation works; and infrastructure maintenance services encompassing repair and rehabilitation of public utilities. It operates primarily in the construction and engineering sector, targeting government contracts and private developers in Singapore, with selective projects in Malaysia and Indonesia; founded in 2002 and headquartered in Singapore. Its core offerings include specialized piling and foundation services under proprietary technologies, marine infrastructure projects like quay walls and jetties, and environmental engineering such as earthworks and landscaping for urban development. Raffles Infrastructure focuses on sustainable construction practices, serving municipal authorities, property developers, and industrial clients across residential, commercial, and transportation segments. In the last two years, the company secured a strategic partnership with a major state-linked entity for a SGD 150 million highway expansion project in 2024, enhancing its order book; completed the acquisition of a complementary geotechnical subsidiary in mid-2024 to bolster technical capabilities; and launched expanded digital monitoring services for real-time project oversight amid rising demand for smart infrastructure. These moves reflect ongoing business expansion amid Singapore's infrastructure boom, with no major name changes or reorganizations reported.